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“With this new era of position-less basketball, DJ is a guy we felt would be a great fit within our system,” Keatts said. “Our whole class has been focused around adding length and versatility, and DJ is a guy we look forward to using at a bunch of different positions.”

Before signing Funderburk, N.C. State’s recruiting class was ranked 17th overall and fifth in the ACC by 247Sports.com.

Funderburk, who is from Cleveland, Ohio, was a four-star recruit in the class of 2016 and was ranked the No. 49 player in his class by Scout and No. 66 by ESPN. He played his senior season at Hargrave Military Academy, averaging 18 points, nine rebounds and three assists.

Teamed with N.C. State freshman Braxton Beverly at Hargrave, the duo led the school to the Prep School National Championship.